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Li Auto confirms CTO Wang Kai will leave
Wang will continue to serve as a senior advisor to the company until December 31, 2022, to ensure a smooth transition, Li Auto said.
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Li Auto posts Q4 revenue of $1.67 billion, beating expectations
Li Auto's guidance for first quarter deliveries is 30,000-32,000 vehicles, the same as its previous guidance for the fourth quarter of last year.
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AITO, built by Huawei and Seres, unveils official pricing for M5
The M5 is available in three versions with a starting price of RMB 249,800 ($39,560).
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Nio Capital invests in nuclear fusion technology startup
The company, called Energy Singularity, aims to explore commercially viable fusion energy technologies and eventually achieve human energy freedom.
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China state paper article explains why Audi's NEVs don't outsell Nio, Li Auto
Not to mention a match with Tesla, Audi has not even caught up with the "taillights" of the new car-making forces, including Nio and Li Auto, the article said.
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China sees major breakthrough in regulation of flying vehicles
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued "special conditions" to EHang for its unmanned aerial vehicle, putting it in the final stages of airworthiness validation for the EH216-S.
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BYD reportedly chooses Baidu as its smart driving supplier
BYD has selected Baidu as its smart driving supplier, which will provide BYD with ANP smart driving products and human-machine co-driving maps, local media reported.
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Xpeng says 1 car rolls off line every 90 seconds as production line upgrades complete
This means Xpeng could see 480 vehicles roll off the line every 12 hours, corresponding to an annual capacity of about 175,200 vehicles on single shift.
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Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto to take stake in battery maker Sunwoda's subsidiary
An affiliate of Li Auto will invest RMB 400 million and a fund related to Nio's William Li will invest RMB 250 million.
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Tesla reportedly plans new Shanghai plant to increase annual capacity to 2 million vehicles
Tesla's expansion plans for its existing plant in Shanghai aim to take capacity to about 1 million vehicles this year, Reuters reported.









